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[quote=Anonymous]Op here, and that makes sense. Yes, both spouse and I have the flexibility to work and do some school/childcare. And if school is our, we have family who can help after we quarantine for 14 days. I think where I’m leaning is to have tell her this week that we are happy to have her stay through the summer, but she should start looking (we will help) and when we get back from our vacation in September we will no longer need her. I suppose worst case, she could go on unemployment until she finds something if it takes longer, but I’d imagine with the number of families where both parents have to work and school is closed or likely to close, she will be a good fit for someone. And I understand that she’s likely to be more appealing to a family who is not fully isolated, for whatever reason. [/quote]
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